vCard QR Code Generator
Turn your contact details into a digital business card. Scanning adds your phone, email, and company to smartphones instantly.
Personal & Professional Info
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Live Scannable QR Code
BEGIN:VCARD...Why vCard QR Codes Outperform Traditional Business Cards
Over 88% of paper business cards handed out at networking events are lost or thrown away within a week. Here is why adding a vCard QR code transforms your connections:
Direct Contact Book Insertion
Prospects don't need to manually type your phone number or spell your name. A quick camera scan opens their native contacts application with your details pre-populated.
Zero Hosting Dependency
Unlike proprietary "smart card" apps that charge monthly subscriptions and stop working when their servers go down, our vCard QR codes store the contact data directly inside the matrix.
Print-Ready Vector SVG
Download your vCard code as vector SVG to hand over to your graphic designer or print shop for crisp, non-pixelated business card embossing.
Confidential & Private
Your email address, phone number, and company information are processed locally in your browser. Nothing is stored in a database or harvested by advertising trackers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a vCard QR code work when scanned?
Smartphone cameras natively recognize the vCard standard and show a banner asking to "Add to Contacts". Tapping it immediately opens the contact saving screen.
Is vCard 3.0 compatible with both iPhone and Android?
Yes. vCard 3.0 is universally supported across iOS (Apple Contacts), Android (Google Contacts), macOS, and Windows.
Does this QR code ever expire?
No. The code is static and contains your contact payload directly. It will scan and work forever without any recurring fee or server dependency.
What size should I print the vCard QR code?
We recommend a minimum size of 0.8 × 0.8 inches (20 × 20 mm) on business cards to allow phone cameras to focus easily on the detailed contact matrix.
Are my personal contact details stored on your server?
Never. DailyUtils is an entirely client-side privacy tool. All encoding runs locally in your web browser.